The stay was comfortable. The home is about 10 minutes walk from the nearest MRT station so quite convenient. The host provided me with cost and details on how to get to the flat so that was helpful.

I never saw the host in person, I was instructed to get the keycard from the building guard, but they didn't know what was going on when i arrived so in the end, I had to wait for the host to call the guards to explain how I was suppose to gain access into the flat. Eventually the guard figured out that a keycard is left in the flat's mailbox and I was able to access the flat with it and a password for the door's number pad that the host provided me to access the flat.

Although the listing shows that 'essential items' is included, no towels and only one roll of toilet paper was provided so had to go out to search and buy my own. A reminder would have been helpful before the trip; I would have prefer to bring my own towels instead of spending the time to find a supermarket (didn't find one until I went to a different MRT station).

The shower was great and the water was plenty hot once I figured out how to get it to work. There wasn't instruction on how to turn on the hot water. It seemed simple at first but turns out turning the dial on the machine didn't do the job, a discreet bar thing underneath had to be pushed up in order to give it power. I was really worry that I would break it or cause problems by doing it, a little instruction on this could have been useful.

Beyond that, the flat was clean with adequate air conditioning. There was only 2 Thai channels that wasn't fuzzy on the TV, luckily I brought my own HDMI cable to watch shows from my computer instead.

The spring mattress was slightly harder than my liking, but I guess that's a personal preference thing. With the building tucked away on a small street, there wasn't any traffic noise or disturbance for a good night rest. The sofa was also very comfortable after a whole day of walking as well.

The area is decent. There is a large size 7-11 just around the corner so good for snacking. Also some street food is available in front of the 7-11.

A night market is setup at a hotel on top of the nearest MRT station. It's not huge but good for some last-minute walk around before heading home to crash. The chatuchuk market and several malls just a few MRT stations away.

Generally and aside from the lack of towel and toilet paper , I was happy with my stay.